Chemical peeling is the application of one or more chemicals that accelerate cell renewal. Its immediate and visible effect is based on (shallower or more deep) peeling of the skin, while the long-term effects result in skin regeneration and production of new collagen in turn, the skin becomes moisturized, without wrinkles, discoloration or any other defects. It could take some time to get from Miami Gardens to our studio, but you will definetively like this procedure.
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ADVANTAGES OF THE TREATMENT
You can perform this treatment at any point in the year and on any type of skin and on any body part.
It's easy and quick.
It can be performed in-office and doesn't need hospitalization.
Most cases are easy to manage.
Instant results: The skin appears more youthful, radiant, hydrated and more firm.
What is chemical peeling?
Chemical peeling is now an increasingly common procedure in the field of aesthetic medicine. It is a well-known cosmetic procedure with anti-aging and purifying qualities. Additionally, it increases the production of collagen and elastin.
Chemical peeling can treat wrinkles, scars, and discolorations. It is most commonly applied to the face. There are several types of chemical peeling and it is best to seek advice from a physician at an aesthetic medicine salon when choosing the right one.
Home can be used for surface and deep chemical peeling. It's possible to perform the procedure at home, but this doesn't mean that it's safe. Chemical peeling is a long-lasting procedure that yields satisfying results. Find out more about this procedure.
Who can benefit from chemical peeling?
First of all, those who wish to get rid of sunspots and discolorations or to make wrinkles or acne changes shallow.
Chemical peeling cleanses the skin and stimulates it to glowing appearance. Chemical peeling can also be rejuvenating and anti-aging. It can be used to address skin issues like acne, erythema or dry skin.
You likely reside in Miami Gardens, so you should benefit from this process.
What is the process of chemical peeling?
Chemical peeling refers to the process of treating of the epidermis to remove it. It involves applying chemical substances to the skin. They are specially prepared blends which are intended to improve the appearance and condition of the skin.
Chemical peeling is applied most often to the face. However, it is also a popular method for treating skin problems on the neck, hands, or decollete.
Chemical peeling is among the most secure treatments in cosmetic medicine, and it is easy to prepare yourself.
A minimum of six weeks before beginning the chemical-peeling procedure, it is important that you stop smoking and stop taking Acetylsalicylic. After consultation with an aesthetic medical salon, we will receive a recommendation to apply the correct type of ointment for the skin, whose task is to enhance the results of the procedure.
At a salon surface chemical peeling involves cleansing the skin before applying a chemical mix to the skin. It is done using a brush or swab and the chemical mixture is applied in the form of gel, liquid or mask.
While there is a minor burning sensation when the solution is applied to the skin, it isn't painful. After a few minutes the chemical solution is washed off the skin.
Deep peeling, on other the other hand, is a very serious procedure. The skin must first be prepared properly. The procedure is more painful and requires the use of a local painkiller to ease discomfort. After cleansing the area, an organic chemical compound - phenol - is applied and at the conclusion of the process most often ointment is used to relieve pain and soothe the redness.
Peeling that is deep and medium-deep can leave marks for up to 6 weeks. This means that your skin could be sensitive for a while and redden for a while after such treatments. For severe cases of discomfort, cold compresses may be applied.
